CHAUS COMMENT ON TAUBENECK CHICAGO TRIP
Sr Low Mo July 17 Taubeneck chair of the populist national committee sparked wide comment with a hurried Chicago trip amid claims he moved toward the national democracy position. Wisconsin figures prepare addresses denouncing the Chicago convention as candidates debate posture for upcoming efforts.
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Western trip urged for McKinley campaign speeches
Reports say committee will push McKinley to tour the west or deliver speeches there with Omaha or Lincoln as possible campaign opens. Kansas delegate Judge Frank Doster notes but south likely to oppose Bryan while north and west may support Bryan endorsement. Nebraska’s double honor sees Rev Charles E Hently acclaimed presidential nominee of a new party.
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Fractured political talk and Bolting Silver Debate
A chaotic coverage notes ex-President’s aide sees a campaign shift toward frontier issues while Democrats in New York and across states discuss a sound money convention. Reports suggest disputes between key leaders and possible bolt reactions for Bryan and free silver.
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Girl Found Unconscious Near Pearl Bryan Murder Site
An unidentified blond young woman was found unconscious on a farm near the spot where Pearl Bryan’s beheaded body was discovered. She was taken to Newport and appeared drugged or poisoned, then stabilized. A chaotic round of notes from various towns follows, including reports of a murder suspect captured near Edmond, labor-riots in Melrose, and other local incidents.
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Kansas Divorces Decision Sparks Legal Turmoil in New York
New York lawyers fear a Kansas court of appeals ruling voids past divorces from 23 years ago. If the law is unconstitutional, old marriages become illegal, children may lose legitimacy, and property rights could be unsettled. Some propose possible remedies, others warn of unfixable systemic disruption.
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Bear Hunt Excerpt Describes Audubon Adventure and Indian Allies
An 1830s bear hunt tale blends Audubon study with expeditions among Indigenous people near the Arkansas Missouri line. The narrator recounts a boastful hunter guiding a risky pursuit through rough woods, eerie stakes, and early psychology experiments on fear and perception.
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Gala for Europe and New York Engages Major Sums
In San Francisco on July 17 a report notes Beidelbech Ickelhimer and Co. securing half a million dollars in gold, Lagard Freres a million, and L Von Aoffman & Co. half a million for shipment to Europe tomorrow. A Hace Mores show is mentioned and the great race horse Vodly was euthanized due to incurable illness affecting one leg.
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Chicago's City Tower proposed as world’s tallest structure
Chicago plans a 1150 foot City Tower with a 40 foot square base on old baseball grounds. A incorporated company of $310000 capital will build with 14 elevators and a theater, restaurants, searchlights, telescopes, airship flights and dramatic displays. The project aims to outshine the Eiffel Tower and will lease land for ten years.
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The Ticheborne Claimant Trial Chronicles in London
A fragmentary recap of the Ticheborne Claimant case from London with dates from May 11, 1371, to 1873, noting defendant Tielborne and the jury verdicts, indictments, and eventual penal servitude for Arthur Castro, including multiple trial adjournments and prosecutorial phases.
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Englishman laments pike eating his young ducks report
A London letter says an Englishman near Pitreveny Elgin complains pike are catching and eating many young ducks on the loch. He notes pike kill ducks daily while fishermen pursue bass, pike, and trout, and mentions birds as trout bait. The note adds a July 17 ledger item: Jules Guichard, associate of Ferdinand de Lesseps, is dead.
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First Umbrella Carrying Man Hanway in London History
The narrative recalls Jonah Hanway of Portsmouth born 1712 as the first to walk London streets with an umbrella. A Quaker and later founder of the Marine Society, he faced ridicule from hacks and locals yet supported Sunday schools and chimney sweeps. He lived in Wolborn’s Tieft Lion square with walls decor to spark conversation.
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Market Receipts and Prices From Wire Reports
Market notes from July 17 show mixed activity across regions. Cattle and beef values drift, mutton and pork receipts hold steady, while grain futures list cash, August and September quotes for wheat corn oats and oil. Prices vary by grade and region with some declines noted in select categories.
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